Hi Mikhail,
PTGui is will never fully replace a specialized raw converter. But it
can do a lot already, what is it that you are missing?
Curves and exposure can be changed in Post Processing
Shadows and highlights can be adjusted under Tone Mapping
White balance can be adjusted in the Panorama Editor
Noise CA and purple fringe can be reduced in the RAW preprocessing tab
PTGui automatically corrects lens distortion and vignetting
If that's not enough, you have two options:
- stitch from RAW to DNG output, and process the panorama in your raw
converter.
- Or convert your raw images to 16 bit TIFF first, and stitch those in
PTGui.
Kind regards,
Joost Nieuwenhuijse
www.ptgui.com
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